Gov. Ron DeSantis said Monday that he will sign an executive order that will force anyone who travels from New York or New Jersey to Florida to self-isolate for two weeks immediately after they land in the state.

While speaking Monday about whether he will lock down the state of Florida, Gov. Ron DeSantis said “huge amounts” of New Yorkers are flying to Florida despite the stay-at-home order they are currently under.

DeSantis said there were over 190 flights from the New York City area to Florida airports on Monday.

“A lot of people fled the city and they’re going to stay with their parents, or they’re flying. We’re getting huge amounts of people flying in and we’re looking at how to address those flights,” DeSantis said.

More than half of all U.S. coronavirus cases are in New York state, making it the epicenter of the U.S. outbreak.

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The governor said he spoke with President Donald Trump Sunday night about the flights coming into Florida from New York.

DeSantis said Monday evening that he was issuing the executive order because nothing had been done on the federal level to stop infected people from arriving in New York.

DeSantis used the example to explain why he has not issued a stay-at-home order in Florida. “For every action, there’s a reaction,” DeSantis said. “We’re going to consider what makes sense for Florida.”

Officials in multiple states including New York, California, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, Michigan and Connecticut are ordering residents to stay at home.